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Newspaper
Nicola Herald
Location
Nicola, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
2
The Nicola Herald reports Merritt pre parations for a full plant, ready to handle new business locally. It notes weekly town growth, coal industry strength, potential school building, and a promising Nicola valley future with rich prospects for commerce and development.
Tenders for building the Parish Hall at Merritt will be received by the undersigned until noon on 4th inst. Plans and particulars available from H. S. Cleasby Coutlee secretary Building Committee.
A convention of the Liberal Conservatives of Yale Cariboo is set for Thursday April 28 1908 to select a candidate for the forthcoming Dominion Elections. Delegates from Grand Forks Greenwood Similkameen Okanagan Kamloops Yale Lillooet and Cariboo will attend with one delegate per twenty votes cast. Only accredited delegates may vote. Chair to be at 2 p.m. PRICE ELLISON pres J A McKELVIE sec Yale Cariboo Conservative Assn.
Strayed brown horse found at Aspen Grove marked OL on left shoulder and OL on right hip. Owner may recover by paying expenses within thirty days. otherwise the horse will be sold to cover costs. Wm. Ketcham, Aspen Grove, February 14, 1908.
Notice in accordance with the Statutes that the Provincial Revenue Tax and all assessments under the Assessment Act for 1908 are due and payable. Taxes for the Nicola Assessment District are due at the Nicola office, constituting a personal demand by the assessor. Dated Nicola January 31 1908 by GEO. MURRAY Assessor and Collector.
The province amends the 1907 bounty notice on panthers and wolves. From February 1, 1908, a bounty of fifteen dollars will be paid for every panther and wolf killed within the province, under the stated conditions. By command Henry Esson Young. Provincial Secretary’s Office, January 18, 1908.
John E. Bate of Aspen Grove Yale district British Columbia will seek approval under the River and Streams Act to improve the Coldwater river from its junction with the Nicola to Railroad Pass about 25 miles. The project includes removing obstructions and making the river fit for log driving and rafting and to collect tolls. Affected lands include Coldwater river Voght creek and numerous Lots and Indian reservations. Dated February 28 1908.
I J E Shiver agent for Peter Lyall of Lower Nicola gives notice in Nicola Division Yale District of a proposed special timber license. Landmark described begins at a post four miles from Speons Creek mouth and covers 640 acres more or less following a 80 by 80 chain rectangle.
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